Rebel Poker is a web3 poker app on the Solana blockchain. Below is a review of this. (A little walk around video below.)
The poker room client can be downloaded on all well-known platforms and has a browser version as well.
Registration is simple, it only requires an email address and its confirmation.
Deposit/withdrawal is possible in Solana or USDC, and they also have their own token.
Rebel Poker also offers NFTs that can be purchased at magiceden.io. These have various benefits, such as higher rakeback, entry to promotional tourneys.
Let's look at the client itself.
The main lobby contains the usual options, you can choose in which format and at what stake you want to search for a game. I haven't seen traffic on the cash game and SNG options yet, but I have seen it in the tourney part, comparing the web3 rooms reviewed so far, the traffic here is the highest and the buyins are also the highest. (That's still only $3-$5, but not bad for a start.)
Similar to the other rooms, we can find quite a few freerolls here, which are either part of some kind of collaboration or are satellites to the buyin tourneys.
The most common structure is the 5 minute blind level, 10k starting chips, 25/50 starting blinds.
Their weekend tourney offers are worth mentioning. They also often stream.
A few more words about the deposit/withdrawal options. In order to be able to make a deposit, our crypto wallet must be bound, so withdrawal is also faster, easier and safer. More information about this (as well as about NFTs) can be found on their website.
In the video I just show around the above discussed things in the application.
If you need more information, you can find it on their support page, but they are also available on Discord.
Overall, it is the best working web3 poker room among those reviewed so far. I haven't discovered any bugs. The design is acceptable to me, I never see it as an important thing in an online poker room. The fact that they also have downloadable applications for all platforms is a huge advantage.
I hope to see you at the tables soon.
Images are owned by Rebel Poker.